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Tirant22

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Chance, unplanned phenomena, or other events that affect measure of a construct are contribute to:
 
  a. Construct error
  b. Item Error
  c. Measurement error
  d. Random error

Question 2

In assessment reliability refers to:
 
  a. Consistency of a measure
  b. How robust findings are
  c. Standardization
  d. Evaluation practices



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A





 

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